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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1971
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Jess Wilbanks of Humboldt announce the engagement of their daughter Vickie to Thomas R McIntyre of Ottawa The date of the wedding has not been set.
A Peace and Progress Extension Homemakers meeting at 25 S Western centered on the economy with a lesson by Mrs. Jane Jackson. Reports on public health and a proposed health center were shared by Velva Petterson, along with safety notes from Mrs. Roy Wiles.
Methodist Circles of the First United Methodist Church studied migrant worker conditions this week. Naomi Circle met at Mrs. Pate’s home. lesson focused on The Voices from Delano and issues facing grape, pickle, and bean laborers. Fringe benefits are low, wages vary, and workers face higher death rates and mechanization.
Dear readers provide guidance on safe ways for children to vent anger. Ann Landers advises physical activity, noise making games, and non destructive outlets like drumming or punching bags. She cautions against violence toward people and highlights the value of early taught self control.
Heloise shares a simple dessert idea using a can of sliced peaches blended with little syrup then frozen into sherbet like cups. The writer and readers add toppings or mix ins and praise the cool treat as a hit for family gatherings.
Lawrence announce the engagement of Shir ley Lesch to Larry Doles son of Roberta Walker. Lesch a licensed practical nurse at Allen County Hospital Iola is 1971 NCCJC Practical Nursing graduate. Doles is in Air Force basic training at Lackland Texas and a Severy High School graduate who attended NCCJC. Wedding date not set.
Mrs. Boyd Burns reported the state convention for Chapter DD PEO members held Thursday at 1206 West Fifth, Winfield. She attended the convention. hostess Mrs. David Robinson and Mrs. A Jones served refreshments for 21 members.
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A Kansas GOP coordinating council to broaden policy making was announced by state chairman William Falstad. The 30 to 40 member body will meet quarterly to guide party activities with Falstad as interim chairman through August 1972 and Charles Scanlan as council secretary.
Community notices list social and club gatherings from June 14 to June 15 including Duplicate Bridge at Home Savings Lounge, Santa Fe Women's Federation, Veterans Auxiliary, Ladies Day golf, Chanute Textile Painting, Gem and Mineral Society, Rainbow for Girls, Wesleyan Service Guild, First Christian Church men’s fellowship, Deborah Circle, and church circles at Ruth and Esther. Activities span 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. with locations including Chanute Country Club, North Malcolm Community Center, Masonic Temple, First United Methodist Church, and local homes.
Jo Ann Irwin of Humboldt and Lawrence R. Evans of Wichita exchanged marriage vows in a 2 p.m. ceremony at Central Christian Church Wichita on June 5. Rev George W Wood officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John F Irwin Humboldt and the groom's parents are Mr and Mrs Willis L Evans Wichita. Peggy Sondergard and Richard Aley, both of Wichita, served as attendants.
Debra Jean Guiou and Steven Lawrence Ayers were married at High Prairie Church on June 1. The couple, graduates of Midway High School, plan a Wichita home at 453 Mathewson. Attendants included Gwen Guiou as maid of honor and Tom Ayers as best man. The ceremony featured Rev. Ed Manherz, with music by Gerda Offenbacker and Laurel Yarnell.
Mr and Mrs Ned Watts announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy to Greg Krueger son of Mr and Mrs Roger Krueger of Wichita The couple details include Nancy a radiology school graduate and X ray technician at St Joseph Hospital in Wichita a Chanute High School graduate Greg a Wichita park department employee and Southeast High School graduate He attended Butler County Junior College and served two years with the Navy Reserves An August wedding is planned.
United Methodist youths at the Kansas East Conference approved six petitions. They urged end to compulsory conscription, a complete Southeast Asia troop withdrawal by 1971, weekend meetings to include 80 youth, adding 90 non voting youth delegates in 1972, hiring a full time youth coordinator, and ensuring jurisdiction conference delegates work for at least one non white bishop.
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